Interesting fact
The Delikkemer Aqueduct, located in the Lycia region of Türkiye, is an ancient Roman aqueduct. Built in the 1st century AD, it stretches over 2 kilometers and features a series of arches. This structure was part of a water supply system that served the ancient city of Patara.
More about Delikkemer Aqueduct
Constructed primarily of stone, the Delikkemer Aqueduct is noted for its dry-stone construction technique, which involved precisely cut stones without the use of mortar. It is accessible via footpaths from the nearby village of Kalkan. Visitors can explore its remains along hiking routes in the region, providing insight into Roman engineering. The aqueduct is a testament to the advanced engineering skills of the Roman Empire.